Connecticut Political Commentary, News and Analysis
Over at 124 East ave, the “facade” is left in the back right corner of the empty lot, apparently uncovered. So in addition to razing the building, the parts they did “save” are now left exposed to the elements.
Meanwhile at 93 East ave, a new fence has been erected around the building. Is this a sign that ice has formed in the nether-world, or porcine animals have taken flight?
In either case, we report, you decide.
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The Hour leads with the capture of the Winfield St. Bank of America robbers, well two of them at least. Good detective work led to the capture, and the Norwalk Police report that of the 9 bank robberies this past year, 5 have been solved.
The Parking Authority is finally operating in the black, and largely because of the real estate conveyance tax, so is Norwalk. Good thing those commercial properties are selling. The city spent $337,605 less than the budget projected, and gained an additional , $2,064,454, according to The Hour report. Now if they can somehow figure out how to fix flooding and pot holes, that would be a good thing. But no, the BET has it eye on … reducing taxes.
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